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• Apple delivers iPhone 3.0 update
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• NBN good for health
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• ABC renews $100m Optus satellite deal
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• HP and Alcatel-Lucent hook up
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• Lawsuits fly as EMC and NetApp fight for Data Domain
• HP expands Halo to web presentations
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• Is BlackBerry ripe for the channel?
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• Free VMware Cloud seminars for resellers
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• Opera Unite turns a PC into a web server
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• IBM serves up Wimbledon mobile apps
• Telstra goes abroad for a distributor...again
• Security experts uncover one-stop botnet marketplace
• Dell expands enterprise virtualisation portfolio
• EMC and NetApp fight to buy Data Domain
• Red Hat, Citrix release new virtualisation products
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• Adobe profit drops 41 percent
• Bigpond meltdown in NSW
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• Dell increases global retail footprint
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• Google responds to data concerns over cloud apps
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• Twitter postpones upgrade for Iran cause
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• Opera Unite turns a PC into a web server
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• UK Government publishes Digital Britain report
• Apple updates Java for OS X systems
• Citrix outlines roadmap to service-oriented IT
• Huawei unveils new smartphone range
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• HP brings Tatts Group to Riverbed
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• iiNet ordered to hand over customer records
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• SAP announces surprise software-as-a-service move
• Google updates iGoogle for iPhone and Android handsets
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• Tassie Police overhaul IT systems
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• Hostworks COO, CFO to quit
• iTX announces first round of winners for $1M promotion
• Google updates iGoogle for iPhone and Android handsets
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• Cellnet sells up its NZ IT distribution business
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• UPDATE: Complaints against Protac grow, despite MD's denials
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• Nortel extends the warranty life of Ethernet routing switches
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• Telstra awards $1.19 billion of services deals
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• Adobe kicks off patch roundup with critical fixes
• Juniper to launch aggressive channel strategy
• PHOTO GALLERY: Ingram Micro Perth Expotech
• Web 2.0 confuses Australian professionals: survey
• Juniper kicks off its J-Partner Summit
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• Sourcefire appoints APAC head as company grows
• Sun sets date for shareholder vote on Oracle buyout
• Telcos queue to sell iPhone 3G S in Australia
• Expand Networks looking for resellers in the virtualisation space
• JB Hi-Fi profit expectations soar
• Aussie IBM integrator sells up to NZ's Certus Solutions
• Apple unleashes a slew of products
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• Telstra unveils $1.2B IT vendor agreements
• Opinion: Conficker - forgotten but not gone
• Adobe to expand customer reach
• Huawei appoints former Nortel CFO
• Google issues test Chrome builds for Mac and Linux
• IBM targets System z users with raft of updates
• Dell expands services with focus on storage
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• Juniper unveils 100 Gigabit Ethernet Interface
• Kaspersky prepares for enterprise relaunch: UPDATED
• Intranet DASHBOARD launches A/NZ channel program
• Centrelink takes in-house security tech to US
• Jobs tipped to announce new iPhone at WWDC
• Ex-Google worker reveals dodgy hiring practices
• Cutting off downloaders won't work, says ISP
• DiData wins Cisco Data Centre Partner of the Year
• ACCC to extend access to Telstra copper network
• SMS wins $2.5 million water system deal
• Kaspersky ramps up Australian assault
• Pitney Bowes Australia appoints director
• Samsung F480 best selling phone in Australia
• Global storage revenues sink
• Altech chosen as distributor for Albatron Technology
• Encryption: the future of storage
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• Anti-social networking is an idea ahead of its time
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• CRN Poll results: 50 percent say NBN a waste of time
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• FTTH model needs thorough development
• Juniper scoops APAC top Network Security Vendor
• DiData launches Microsoft Dynamics CRM training courses
• Resellers to trial Red Hat Enterprise Linux V5.3
• Opinion: How resellers can manage their buyer's cycle
• Intermec launches 3G Wireless WAN mobile computers
• Cisco names Express Data APAC Distributor of the Year 2009
• Analyst: Desktop virtualisation stalled by MS licensing model
• Interactive Intelligence signs Hood Sweeney Technology for SA
• Computex: Core i5 heads to the desktop
• Gartner says indirect sales to dominate PC shipments by 2012
• CRN Chat: Commonwealth Bank spam could be stopped by SaaS
• Microsoft lays out plans for servers and netbooks
• NetIQ: UC integration best done in parts
• Zer01 partners with SAP A/NZ
• Nokia N97 mobile computer on sale in Australia
• Reseller profile: CIA man is an agent of change
• Reseller makeover: Sales training scores a bullseye
• Adobe tempts web designers with BrowserLab
• Australian SI partners with Cisco for Cloud Computing initiative
• Trend Micro reseller trial on security V6.0
• IDC: Australian server market suffers biggest quarterly decline
• Microsoft confirms Windows 7 launch date
• Vision Australia sees contact centre with NSC
• AMD reinforces focus on APAC partners
• Logica wins five-year, $10m deal with ACMA
• Kaseya 6 unveiled to resellers
• Mindjet appoints Sydney based Aquion as distributor
• Australian VAR to sell APCON Network Solutions
• Cisco sets out channel initiatives to fight economic crisis
• Strong showing raises hopes at EMC Inform
• HP rolls out flexible screen material
• EMC battles with NetApp to buy Data Domain
• Red Hat revamps enterprise Java offerings
• Google unveils Search Appliance 6.0
• M2 MD: Return Commander SMB to its "former glory"
• HP combines wired/wireless networking access point
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• Former Panasonic director moves to Samsung
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• EMC Inform: Data centres must remain local, not just in the cloud
• CSC signs $150M contract extension with AMP
• Microsoft Australia appoints head of Dynamics Business Group
• Vodafone reveals pricing for HTC Magic
• Adobe launches reseller $30 cash back promotion
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• Satyam staffer appointed as head of A/NZ
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